Old Nana

The Girl Who Converses with Butterflies Old Nana

When Lena and her cat, Puffy Muffy, leave their house, Lena finds a lovely butterfly - distinct in her color and size - fluttering about the yard. Lena starts up a conversation with the butterfly and learns that she wishes that she looked like all the other monarch butterflies. Lena and Puffy Muffy try to convince the butterfly that being different is fun. Children will delight in classic-style of storytelling in The Girl Who Converses With Butterflies and parents will appreciate the valuable lesson embodied in its pages, delivered with fun and great imagination. Old Nana grew up in a household filled with love and the laughter of children, and, she says, it is from children that she receives the inspiration for her writing. "Their creativity and curiosity expand my creativity and curiosity." Why is she called "Old Nana"? Because she is one who has lived long enough to confirm the existence of the ordinary and the extraordinary magic of life. Old Nana lives in the Midwest on a lake with the sun and storms, clouds and sunsets, where she shapes wonderful stories for children. Her next tale is a story about a rabbit named Audie, who has magic ears. Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/OldNana